Stories from our network
Here you will find a collection of news highlights from across the Mundus Journalism network. Many of the stories below can also be found at respective points across the website.
Read the latest student, staff and alumni news and interviews:
2018.12.18 | News
Grazie Antonio, Dziękuję Barto
Following a terrorism act in Strasbourg last week, Alumna and Italian journalist Anna Ferrari reflects on the shared identity many journalists covering the European Union have. "I will keep your reporting dreams alive," Anna writes in tribute to the two journalists killed in the attack, Antonio Megalizzi and Barto Pedro Orent-Niedzielski.
2018.12.17 | Student Showcase, News
Watch: The Mundus Journalism Experience
Our 2018-2020 Bluebook team asked their classmates to describe Mundus Journalism in one word. Here's what they have to say.
2018.12.07 | News, Student Showcase
Mundusian Guide to Living and Working in Swansea
In this guide, we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in Swansea. We also provide helpful information about housing, working, living costs, visa, banks and health insurance.
2018.11.30 | News
Mundusians Guide to Living and Working in Hamburg
In this guide we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in Hamburg. We also provide helpful information about housing, working, living costs, student grants, banks and health insurance.
2018.11.30 | News, Collaborations
New City Guides for Mundus Journalism Specialisations
What's it like to live and study in Europe on the Mundus Journalism programme? We're sharing insight collected from those who know: our students, alumni and staff based in each city where we offer a specialisation.
2018.11.19 | News
Eastern European Matinee: Media, Gender Realities & Democracy in Conflict
Mundus Journalism in Hamburg hosted a discussion on the role of media in social change and democratisation process in Eastern Europe in September. Here are some highlights from the discussion.
2018.11.16 | News, Student Showcase, Collaborations
Jutland Station – A student driven, online, national news platform
As a Mundus Journalism student starting out in Aarhus, there is a plethora of options for you to flex your journalistic muscles and hone your skills alongside fellow students and seasoned editors. One of these options is Jutland Station, writes Gustav Højmark-Jensen.
2018.11.11 | Alumni, News, Collaborations
Journalists launch multimedia reporting project Capoeira Congo
Fabíola Ortiz and Flavio Forner have just launched the website for their innovative, award winning reporting Capoeira Congo. In this feature Fabíola explains just what it took to bring this ambitious, award-winning project to life - and she shares how she juggled her travels to the Democratic Republic of Congo alongside her Mundus Journalism…
2018.11.01 | Subject knowledge
Dr. Unni From presents Cultural Journalism Research Perspectives from the Nordic Region
Dr. Unni From from Aarhus University visited Hamburg Mundusians to talk about changing trends and issues in the field of cultural journalism research from a Nordic perspective. Here, we bring you highlights from her guest lecture presentation.
2018.08.21 | Research, Student Showcase, Alumni
Presenting and funding research at an international conference: a student reflection
Sabeen Jamil, Mundus Journalism 2015-2017 cohort, presented her Master thesis at IAMCR 2018, in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Sabeen received a conference grant from Hamburg University. Here, she tells about her research, learnings from IAMCR and where to look for travel grants.